An ultrasound is an exciting opportunity to get a first glimpse of your new baby. Images created by traditional 2D ultrasound technology cannot compare as a first portrait. Two-dimensional ultrasound produce black-and-white swirls and streaks for images, making it is very difficult in some settings, to identify the different bits of baby's anatomy.
In contrast, 3D scan creates a much more realistic and lifelike image. Three D ultrasound is also color-enhanced, so you can see subtle surface details like facial features and fingers.
Mums make that early and very important connection with their baby and they feel like they 'know' their baby better when he or she is born.
The vast majority of the time, 3D scan ultrasound will introduce you to your baby and reassure you that he or she is healthy and developing just right. In very rare cases when there's a problem, three-dimensional ultrasound ultrasound can help you understand just exactly what it is so that you can prepare in advance for any treatment that might be required. This scan is done in 2D so that all babies organs can be assessed.
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